relational-database-web-cloudbase

To initialize CloudBase relational database in a frontend web app, use the canonical pattern: call cloudbase.init with your env ID and then create a reusable client via app.rdb(). This provides a single shared db client for browser-based access.

Yes, after frontend initialization, you can interact with tables using familiar Supabase-compatible patterns. You can execute db.from(...).select(...), insert, update, and delete operations directly from your browser app.

Yes, the CloudBase relational database web SDK applies to frontend web apps including React, Vue, and vanilla JavaScript. You initialize it in the browser and reuse the shared db client across your UI components.

The best way to share a single db client across UI components is to export the initialized client from app.rdb() once. Reuse this shared instance throughout your frontend app to avoid re-initialization.

No, this initialization pattern is scoped for frontend web apps and browser-based access. You should avoid using this frontend pattern for backend or Node.js environments to access the relational database.